San Antonio Spurs 2022/23 Schedule, Roster, Coaching Staff, Season Record

The San Antonio Spurs will take on Charlotte Hornets in their first game of the NBA regular season on October 19. Then, they go against Indiana Pacers on October 21. The San Antonio Spurs have won five championships. That’s the fifth-highest number in history, trailing the Lakers and Celtics with his 17, the Warriors (7), and the Bulls (6) respectively. Counting just the titles he’s won since his NBA/ABA merger in 1976, what some call the dawn of the modern NBA, the good guys look even better. The Lakers still lead with 11, followed by the Bulls (6), Spurs (5), Celtics, and Warriors (4 each). Needless to say, Spurs fans are spoiled. There’s a reason many of the fanbases are upset that the team seems to be entering the tanking phase. Fans are not used to losing. Anyway, there’s not much Silver and Black fans change about the franchise’s 25-year progression. Or the Spurs will most likely find more.

San Antonio Spurs Clippers Roster

With the late arrival of guard Tommy Kusse last Friday, the Spurs are unable to add any more players to their current 20-man squad unless someone is transferred or waived. Still, he has to say goodbye to three players before the start of the regular season on Oct. 19. From players behind the bench to potential breakout stars, expectations are high for this young team ahead of his tough 2022-23 season. As we continue to analyze many of these players in greater depth, we’d like to summarize what to expect from each of the roster players, including those who likely won’t be at Alamo City for long. In alphabetical order, here’s a sentence to expect from anyone currently on the Spurs’ pack list.

San Antonio Spurs Coaching Staff

Last five year’s record

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